Just over a month ago we released DiaGrammar 1.0, and we’ve been hard at work to make improvements and fix bugs we didn’t have time to address before DiaGrammar’s inaugural release. If you bought 1.0, this upgrade is free for you. Download it here. Highlights We’ve added or improved a number of features: Changed Red in headers to DiaGrammar. While DiaGrammar is written using the Red Language, and %.

Diagrammar and the importance of a postal address Post is important to us. Both for personal reasons, administrative post and online deliveries. During the holidays, on your birthday, post has value, just like a package that was gifted or ordered. And then there is the necessary administrative post - voting by post during corona as an example. But that’s not all - companies also send massive amount of packages and cargo, as well as forms, despite digitization.

Redlake is pleased to announce the official release of DiaGrammar 1.0 for Windows! You can find the details, download, and purchase here. We’re confident you’ve never seen anything like DiaGrammar. It’s a live code environment that generates railroad (syntax) diagrams as you write your grammar in any number of supported formats, like ABNF, YACC, McKeeman, Red’s PEG-like parse, and regex. And while its main purpose is to generate diagrams you can use to share and vet your design, it also lets you test your grammar using single inputs or entire directories of them.

DiaGrammar is your new best friend, whether you write DSLs, document data formats, or publish APIs. Users want to understand your design quickly. Diagrams foster understanding, communication, and adoption. Today’s stakeholders demand that designs are thought-out, documented, and tested. You need to be as professional as possible. Don’t hack, design. Don’t hope, test. Don’t guess, understand. Then show everyone what you’ve got with help of the auto-generated diagrams.

Fullstack Technologies is a great name. So great, in fact, that it’s used by a number of companies around the world. During our planning and development process, we worked to keep the name for all our global ventures, but in the U.S. we hit a logistical issue that forced us to consider a name change. Fullstack Technologies lives on. In the U.S. Redlake Technologies is the company formerly known as Fullstack.